The reborn aristocrat is ambitious! "You've got pretty good status, give em to me"

December 24.

This day will take place on the eve of December 25, known as the "anniversary of the agreement".

December 25 marks the end of the war between races that took place two hundred years ago throughout the continent of Liebel.

It is the day of the annual meeting where the party takes place from the night before and at the same time marks the end of the year as we celebrate the inter-ethnic war to remember.

As the celebration behaves a lot, it basically becomes an adult party.

Participation was also limited to fifteen years of age or older.

(Though, it's only since I'm over twenty that I can drink. Weird place to protect the ratings of the gaming industry......)

I feel uncomfortable with the setting that alcohol starts at the age of twenty, even though some people marry at eighteen or nineteen.

However, given that the original game is also intended for the public, there is no choice.

So much so that the main scenario writer was originally said to be set up strangely.

Even in a setting not aligned with the worldview, I guess it didn't bother me to be harsh when it comes to drinking.

A party for adults who drink.

If so, then naturally there is no turn for Isaac the child.

The family went out to attend a party at the Royal Palace.

Singles who do not have or do not succeed titles who cannot go to the royal palace - children of the second and subsequent daughters - attend wedding parties organized by the great nobility in search of their opponents.

People with families take turns spending time with their families each year or helping run wedding parties.

Because of that condition, the child is placed outside the mosquito net.

It just doesn't leave me alone, but after dinner, it creates an air of "Kid, just go to sleep".

Adults are looking to have fun - except for bachelors desperately looking for a partner - but Isaac also felt lonely that he was the only one who was hurt by children.

(Though this is the case, you can make a lot of adults out of your approximate kids)

Probably hiring someone like a babysitter, but Isaac thought that parents couldn't stand to say they were leaving a message to go to a party.

Even Isaac, who has memories of his previous life, feels lonely with his grandparents hanging out.

I wonder if I can stand a real child.

Of course, Isaac acknowledges the need for a party where only adults get together.

I can talk about things I can't do in front of my kids, and in some cases I can expose them to things they can't show me.

In a kingdom without parliament, the party venue is a place where people of various titles can gather to talk about administration.

They make adjustments to the details that cannot be covered by kings and ministers alone.

I can't be there. I don't like this.

And most of all, it's friendship that makes me think I miss you.

So that Nathan doesn't miss you, Nathan's room has friends coming to stay, but Isaac is alone.

This was due to legitimate reasons not to dispute that "although young, we cannot allow men and women to stay in the same room".

I wish I could have let you stay in another room, but I couldn't tell you because I was ashamed to think you were disappointed in a woman.

Damien is the only guy Isaac's boyfriend, but we still just met twice.

Besides, it's under the umbrella of the Marquis Wallick family, so there's nothing like coming to stay for Isaac.

The Marquis Wallick family is an alliance of like-mindedness with the Marquis Wilmente family, Melinda's home.

Lucia and Catherine, friends, are allowed to interact, but "so that Damien never becomes Isaac's friend," she said on her second visit.

Melinda's hand stretched to the Fosbury family under the Wallick Marquis umbrella.

Harassment is a big deal if you get here.

It's plain, but I have to say it's twitching.

For that matter, Isaac's anger is also twitching and accumulating.

(May next year be a year of movement......)

Isaac is still too young to do something.

Like doing something spontaneously, I don't get permission from my parents.

- I want an incentive to be allowed to move.

Try Isaac, December 24th is Christmas Eve.

Before I went to bed, I fell asleep hoping for Santa Claus to "inspire me to take power”.

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1 January.

As we celebrated the New Year, there was no special emotion.

If there's no New Year's Eve, there's no New Year's Eve.

Just go pray to the church "May it be a good year" at best.

Like New Year's Eve when I grew up, I'm not particularly in the mood for events or anything.

(No, you just don't have to deal with customers coming for drinks on New Year's Eve...)

There are no New Year's holidays in the tavern chain.

Instead, I was busy dying because it was at the time of writing.

So slow. Much better as possible.

But grandparents and parents don't.

Because we have to deal with the nobles who visit us to greet us for the New Year.

Lucia and Melinda also responded to New Year's Eve greetings without showing their ungrateful faces.

Isaac is also impressed with the fact that he can fulfill his duties as such a nobleman without making an unpleasant face.

There is something different about this day when the New Year's meeting takes place than the anniversary of the agreement, which combines the annual meeting.

The fact that the child is the star.

The reason for this was to celebrate the children who were ten years old.

Young children are likely to die from illness or accident.

For this reason, the child, who is ten years old, is revealed, "My child has been raised safely".

And we all celebrate with the New Year.

At the annual meeting, the adults were drinking to forget the unpleasant things that had happened that year.

But booze is modest at the New Year's Eve party.

Consider the children who are the stars.

Isaac plans to finally be able to attend the party at this New Year's Eve party.

Basically, children under the age of 10 do not attend the party, but when their body turns 10, they can attend with special treatment.

I'm a daughter-in-law, because Lisa is ten years old.

Nevertheless, that's about a party at the Wellrod family.

I still can't get out to the ceremony that will take place at the Royal Palace.

For that reason, I could only send out Lisa, who came to greet me before heading to the royal palace.

In front of the mansion, Lisa and Isaac, getting out of the carriage, are talking.

Next door, Lucia was talking to Adela and her husband, Oliver.

"Congratulations, Lisa, sister"

"Thanks"

Lisa thanked her happily.

This world is less entertaining.

There's no TV, no radio, so much so that concerts and other occasional opera-like things.

Lisa was sincerely pleased that she could participate as one of the leading actors in one of the few events.

But there are some discontent points, so it's a subtlety.

"The dress looks great on you, too."

"What, yeah?

Lisa answers with a little confusion.

She didn't like the light green dress.

I wanted to wear a girly red or pink dress, but those colors would be worn by the daughter of the higher title house.

To make you stand out at the party.

Though Isaac's daughter-in-law, Lisa, daughter of the Baron family, had no choice but to choose a plain color.

I was happy to be praised because I was still dissatisfied with the matter, but I also had a few complicated thoughts.

Isaac had also heard the story from Adela.

So I'm thinking of sending him out a little better than attending the ceremony with dissatisfaction.

"Look, you know better when you do this."

Isaac picks a little of Lisa's hair and brings it to the front.

"You can see the red-purple hair thanks to the light green dress. The dress is only a sidekick and the lead role is Lisa, so don't think of it as a good dress to highlight your sister's charm."

I guess Adela was thinking about becoming Adela, too.

When I had to choose a plain color, my daughter was careful to stand out at all.

I'm the star, and the dress is a sidekick.

If you ask me that, Lisa doesn't feel bad either.

If it was indeed a red dress, the color of my hair would be less noticeable.

Not myself, but the dress will be the star.

"Um, yeah. If you ask me that, it feels like that too..."

Lisa's mood soothes a little.

Adela said, "You look great," but she felt like she was telling Lisa, "Be patient with this colored dress, because she's the Baron's daughter".

That's why I was unhappy with the dress.

I wouldn't feel bad if I found out why it suits me properly.

"It's amazing how you can choose a color that suits you better than trying to stand out with flashy colors."

Lisa thought, "I couldn't choose," but I felt bad denying it even though she was complimenting me.

"Yeah, thanks"

"My mother didn't choose this color appropriately," he answered Isaac with a full grin that had nowhere to include, caging his thanks for telling me.

Light up a little.

But I feel good.

"Dear Isaac. It's time to go to the ceremony, so I'm coming."

Oliver, who's been talking to Lucia, said.

"If you're late, it's tough. Come on in. Let me know what it was like when you left."

"Yeah, I'm coming"

First, Lisa gets in the carriage as she waves.

Adela gets in next, but sends Isaac a salute at that time.

You must be grateful for fixing Lisa's mood.

Isaac also returns it with courtesy.

Finally, Oliver bowed deeply to Lucia and Isaac before boarding the carriage.

I waved them off until their carriage left the premises.

(When I grow up, will you host this New Year's Eve flow... I guess.)

There is also a graduation ceremony at the Royal College in March and an entrance ceremony in April.

Other bureaucratic transfers are also near March.

It was about an offensive event in the game, but that just didn't have a good event because Nicole was the Baron's daughter and it was a game.

Sometimes I wonder if it would have been easier and better for lower nobility to be reborn into this world as the son of the Marquis family.

Lucia speaks to Isaac, who drops him off with that in mind.

"Hey, Isaac. You've come up with a lot of hair colors that look like dresses and Lisa's the star. I'm glad Lisa's in a good mood. Thanks."

'Cause it's true.

Isaac laughs nicely and makes her smile look Lucia.

(Because it's true that young kids are the stars in person)

Isaac was against a girl about high school wearing a shitty makeup.

If it's terrible, you may be wearing makeup in elementary school.

- Youthfulness is the best color.

- You can wear flashy makeup or wear it with jewelry from the time you start to lose confidence in beauty.

That was his theory.

I thought Lisa's cuteness, who was just ten years old, would never be as sweet as the color of her dress.

- Lisa is naturally cute.

I think it's good to be able to say that naturally, but at the same time it's worrying for Lucia.

(Kindness is good, but sometimes kindness has brutal consequences)

Trying to tell Isaac that, Lucia stops.

Though he's a smart kid, he's just a kid.

Because after I got a little older, I reconsidered what I should say.

When Randolph was a student, he responded kindly to a number of girls.

Because of that, many children mistakenly assume they care about themselves.

Even though Randolph didn't say a word about "I love you".

Thanks to you, I said in advance, "I love you. Even if we were to get married politically, I want you to stay by my side forever," Lucia said, distressed to see those kids.

- As it is now, I'm sure Isaac will mistake many of his children before he even knows it.

Lucia thought by the time Isaac turned ten, I'd tell him right.